If you know how to drag and drop a photo, you’re set. This design has one overwhelming virtue-it’s idiot-proof. You’ll look in vain for columns of sliders, histograms or any other conventional User Interfaceįor all of its AI-powered smarts, Photolemur is about as visually austere a program as you can imagine. It’s both Windows and Mac compatible (Mac users will need to have updated to High Sierra). Photolemur is available as a standalone application, an external editor for Apple Photos and a plugin for Lightroom. After it has made its correction, the program offers up a before/after view with a slider down the middle that you can shift left or right to preview the corrections. In fact, there’s no limit to the batch size. It can process images individually or in batches. Photolemur works on both JPEG and RAW files. Beyond that, your only other option is to export your corrected image as a JPEG to a local disk, Flickr, email, Facebook, Twitter or Snapheal. Where other editing programs offer a one-click-fix as a jumping off point for your own edits, Photolemur offers only an opacity slider, which essentially lets you dial back the edits Photolemur has made globally, across the entire image. These fixes are targeted at just the areas that are appropriate and need them (at least, in the software’s view). These algorithms include color recovery, sky enhancement, exposure compensation, natural light correction, foliage enhancement, noise reduction, facial retouching, horizon straightening, smart dehaze, tint perfect, RAW processing and JPEG corrections. Once it knows what it’s looking at, Photolemur applies 12 different algorithms to improve the photo. Instead, it uses machine vision algorithms to explore the contents of an image first before it can hone in on specific tweaks. inflexible) set of adjustments to your image. Unlike other editing programs that offer one-click-fixes, Photolemur doesn’t apply a hard-coded (i.e. Has our AI liberation moment arrived? Features
Trained on over 1 million images, this AI-powered software promises to improve your images instantly with zero intervention on the user’s part beyond a drag and a drop. Photolemur is definitely built around the first promise.
(In the pessimistic take, AI gains consciousness and super intelligence, and destroys all of human civilization, but let’s not worry about that right now.) In the optimistic take, AI liberates humanity from its unimaginative grunt work, freeing us to focus on more creative and engaging pursuits. Those who work with artificial intelligence typically prefer to take a sunny view of its potential.
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